Talk:Astra (album)

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This is a minor point, but I am an Asia nerd! According to Wetton's biography (My Own Time) Asia got back together in 1989, not 1990, and toured throughout Europe. Originally the reunion consisted of Palmer and Wetton while Downes came in later to boost the original line-up. The tour was so successful that it helped spawn a live album and there was talk of a full reunion, although an agreement with Howe could not be reached then and Pat Thrall came into the fold. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Philosopher2king (talk • contribs) 02:07:45, August 19, 2007 (UTC).

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There was not a video for "Voice Of America", to say so is erroneous, so I removed that. "Go" was the only track that Asia made a video for. The next track that a video might have been commissioned for would have been "Too Late".

I noticed the sentence portion - '... to two previous albums' doesn't read right. Since it's the particular albums Asia 1 and Asia: Alpha we're talking about, it should go '... to the two previous albums'. I just added the word. - Darrien